kmix: How can I override the device chosen for master output (3.3.1)
Keith Hanlan
keithh at nortel.com
Fri Aug 11 15:30:42 BST 2006
I am using RHEL-4 which includes kdemultimedia version 3.3.1. I
understand from another posting on this mailing list that later
versions of kmix have a "Select Master Channel" menu item. Since
that is not available, I need some other mechanism to override the
master output device. I've played around with the kmix and
kmixctrl rc files to no avail.
The problem in a nutshell is that our new HP PCs have three
outputs:
- a rear jack which the system labels as "Headphone"
- an internal speaker which the system labels as "Mono"
- a front jack which is labeled "Front"
Unfortunately, the rear jack is found first and so is chosen by
kmix as the master control according to this logic:
| Mixer_ALSA::identify( snd_mixer_selem_id_t *sid )
| {
| QString name = snd_mixer_selem_id_get_name( sid );
| if ( name == "Master" )
| {
| if (!masterChosen) {
| m_masterDevice = snd_mixer_selem_id_get_index( sid );
| masterChosen = true; // -<- this makes KMix select the
*first* master device
| }
| return MixDevice::VOLUME;
| }
I see no other code which sets m_masterDevice.
So, is there some other mechanism that I can use to force kmix to
find "Front" first?
Thanks,
Keith Hanlan
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